Sony to push Blu-ray, HD recording abilities of VAIO machines
Sony's been pretty big on its HDNA marketing scheme. Even at last year's CEDIA the message was everywhere, asserting that its home theater gear shared some sort of double-helix bond with the root of all high-definition. Now, the outfit is pulling its HD-equipped VAIO machines under the same marketing umbrella in an attempt to convince prospective buyers that these systems are "born out of" other high-def products. In particular, Sony will push the HD OTA tuning and BD playback abilities in its all-in-one PCs and Blu-ray-equipped laptops, though we don't expect any new rigs to emerge as part of the deal. Sure, this is little more than a trivial way to tack "HD" onto yet another product, but we can't harsh too much on anything that gets high-def into the mainstream.





















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jedimaster787 @ Jul 6th 2008 7:43PM
What Sony needs to do is add SACD playback support to its VAIO line. Only then will I consider a VAIO, or at least a Sony-branded Blu-ray-player/SACD-player combo drive (which currently doesn't exist except inside the Playstation 3). I already have a Blu-ray burner by Lite-On so I don't need a Sony BD burner.
Ken @ Aug 2nd 2008 6:39PM
Ditto on the SACD, really still the best format for HD sound anywhere.
I occasionally try formats, but nothing seems to match-up with SACD